An eye of round roast is trimmed, injected and seasoned with a dry rub. The roast is grilled on a rotisserie and served with a horseradish cream sauce.
1tbspBeef BaseFor the injection (Substitute 2 beef bouillon cubes)
1tbspWorcestershire sauce For the injection
1cup waterFor the injection
1tbspBlack pepperFor the dry rub
1tbspSeasoned Salt (Lawry's or Morton's)For the dry rub
1tbspgranulated garlicFor the dry rub
1tbspgranulated onionFor the dry rub
8ozSour creamFor the horseradish cream sauce
2tbspPrepared horseradishFor the horseradish cream sauce
1tbspmayonnaiseFor the horseradish cream sauce
1tbspFresh lemon juiceFor the horseradish cream sauce
1tbspSriracha chile garlic sauceFor the horseradish cream sauce
Instructions
Combine the horseradish cream sauce ingredients in a bowl, mix well and refrigerate.
Trim any silverskin from the eye of round.
Combine the beef injection ingredients and inject the mixture throughout the roast.
Allow the roast to rest for at least one hour to give the injection time to distribute through the meat.
Combine the dry rub ingredients and mix well.
Season the eye of round with the dry rubs. If desired, use a binder such as mustard or mayo to help the rub adhere.
Secure the roast onto a rotisserie spit and truss the beef.
Roast over Medium heat for 90-120 minutes until an internal temperature of 135F is reached.
Remove the roast from the spit, slice thin and serve with the horseradish cream sauce.
Notes
The cooked beef will slices easier if it is allowed to cool. Sometimes I will refrigerate the cooked roast for a few hours so I can cut it as thin as possible.